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Cycling an Election Cause
It seems that cycling has become a common cause for both new and existing candidates. The good news: everybody is in favour (although there seems to be a little grumbling in Vancouver about the Burrard street Bridge).
Here are some of the news items I've come across:
- North Shore News: Commute Options Bedevil North Shore
- Georgia Straight: Councillors get their asses to Critical Mass
- Georgia Straight (sidebar): Rolling toward the election
- Vancouver Sun: Cycling wheels to political forefront (November 2, 2005 - Not available on-line without a subscription)
If you know of others please add a comment on to this story or send me feedback.
- By James at 2005-11-04 18:05
- 2005 Municipal Elections
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The following was recently
The following was recently published in the Courier:
Vision accuses Ladner of bike lane flip flop
MTB and other trail users on
MTB and other trail users on the North Shore
http://nsmb.com/shore_news/election_candidates_10_05.php
I find it very curious that
I find it very curious that they don't give much indication as to what candidates did to "earn" the endorsement of the group.
Richard Walton I understand. But I don't understand why Janice Harris or Lisa Muri are on the list. Have they had a particularly good record of supporting MTB issues (that isn't my understanding, but I'm not expert on this), or is it simply they are better than any of the other existing councilors?
I find it curious that no challengers were endorsed. Surely some of the challengers had good ideas about MTB...